mplorentz on Nostr: Published my first Nostr event from our little client last night. It also displays ...
Published my first Nostr event from our little https://nos.social client last night. It also displays the last 100 events from whatever relays you add. It's not much to look at, but the fact that I got to this point in ~7 hours and 684 lines of code gives you a good idea of how easy it is for developers to get started in this ecosystem. I didn't use any existing Nostr libraries, just a library for the secp256k1 cryptography and another library for websockets. I did reference the Damus code at key points which was super useful.
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